Don't know why they call it RSOE - But the link to ERR shows it to be the Railsounds Kit:

http://www.electricrr.com/Manu...lSoundsCmdr-Inst.pdf

Only referenced at the bottom of the manual.

Sorry Shawn, no conspiracy or controversy here.

Scott

We are calling the planes back now!

sdmann posted:

Don't know why they call it RSOE - But the link to ERR shows it to be the Railsounds Kit:

http://www.electricrr.com/Manu...lSoundsCmdr-Inst.pdf

Only referenced at the bottom of the manual.

Sorry Shawn, no conspiracy or controversy here.

Scott

That's great! Good Luck Scott

gunrunnerjohn posted:

Good point, the TMCC stuff is much less interesting if we can't have sound!  Of course, since 3rd Rail is already using the OEM sound boards that are the same stuff ERR sells, one could logically assume that they should be able to offer them at some point as well.

Lol, Railsounds too. - So, we will have to use a command board in dummy's. But, who cares.

sdmann posted:

Don't know why they call it RSOE - But the link to ERR shows it to be the Railsounds Kit:

Great Scott.  I was confused about the cable reference, I thought it was just some wiring.   I've never stumbled across that particular PDF before, I thought I had all the ERR documentation.

sdmann posted:

Let me allay some fears and give you a few more details to avoid a lot of back and forth emails and questions. 

A. We are licensed to  produce only the following products:

1. Cruise Commander v4.1 (Including) o R4LC o Prog/Run Switch o Antenna

2. AC Commander (Including) o R4LC o Prog/Run Switch o Antenna

3. DC Commander (Including) o R4LC o Prog/Run Switch o Antenna

4. RSOE (RAILSOUNDS KIT) o Interconnect cables o Speaker 

5. Cruise “M” o Motor Driver

Will that include the Cruise Commander Lite, or did that one get left at the station?

sdmann posted:

Nuts?  Yes, completely....

So are all of us!

MELGAR

gunrunnerjohn posted:

All I can say is...

Hooray!

Ok, John.  When is your announcement you are doing another run of your awesome products to supplement 3rdrail/ERR?

Darn, And I just got rid of the layout.

Thanks' Mr. Hitchcock- We are all smiiling now!

shawn posted:

Thanks' Mr. Hitchcock- We are all smiiling now!

I think I like you better when you were angry.  LOL!  Just kidding.  I'm glad you're smiling again!

Now which one of these switches starts up the sound programmer?

sdmann posted:

Now which one of these switches starts up the sound programmer?

Lol, the women that switches in the front!

MartyE posted:

shawn posted:

Thanks' Mr. Hitchcock- We are all smiiling now!

I think I like you better when you were angry.  LOL!  Just kidding.  I'm glad you're smiling again!

What are you trying to tell me Marty! You are married? Lol

sdmann posted:

Now which one of these switches starts up the sound programmer?

I am confused, I thought this was a picture of the wiring of Elliot's layout, showing his new assistants. 

sdmann posted:

Now which one of these switches starts up the sound programmer?

3rd one from the left, second row.

Thank-you a thousand times Scott Mann

sdmann posted:

Don't know why they call it RSOE - But the link to ERR shows it to be the Railsounds Kit:

http://www.electricrr.com/Manu...lSoundsCmdr-Inst.pdf

Only referenced at the bottom of the manual.

Sorry Shawn, no conspiracy or controversy here.

Scott

Well now, now, isn't that good news! All that hateful banter too for NOTHING.... Don't mess with someone's train collection!

I'll be there. I must admit that 3rd rail was one place that I thought might be a candidate to fill the gap; the other one was much farther back East. 

Maybe I'm missing something, but I don't understand Scott's "better order now or we'll look at you funny when you try to order again" comment (that's only an approximate quote). Huh?

Sound is important, but Control is more so. If the inventory needs to veer away from much Sound so Control can survive, so be it.  Sound is also more "fiddle-able".

His comment was better pay for your order or you won’t get another